Trump's Latest Tweet Takes Down Amazon Stock, Nasdaq
Eleven minutes later, Amazon's stock had fallen into the red — and so had the Nasdaq.
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Eleven minutes later, Amazon's stock had fallen into the red — and so had the Nasdaq.
The waiver has allowed California to steer the rest of nation toward tougher limits on car and truck emissions that pollute the air and change the climate.
Infections of this kind are "virtually untreatable with modern medicine," CDC Principal Deputy Director Dr. Anne Schuchat said in a press briefing on April 3.
Joey Gallo didn't see much of a reason to celebrate becoming the 11th fastest player in major league history to 50 home runs.
Fetish pornography studio Kink.com is moving out of the Armory building in San Francisco and is holding a four-day estate sale this weekend to clear out the leftover art and furniture.
Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn had his first major encounter with officers as a kid who witnessed a murder in a tough part of California's capital city.
The Huntington Beach City Council voted 6-1 late Monday to sue the state over the so-called sanctuary law.
Facebook is asking users whether they think it's "good for the world" in a poll sent to an unspecified number of people.
The number of vehicles stolen in California in 2017 was down 6.2 percent after back-to-back years of increases, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Electric car maker Tesla Inc. increased production of its Model 3 mass-market car in the first quarter but still fell far short of the numbers it promised last summer.
Sahleem Tindle's family was disappointed and frustrated after District Attorney Nancy O'Malley failed to answer most of their questions about the 28-year-old man's death.
A man accused of mowing down five people in San Francisco, killing one of them, appeared in court. One of the victims appeared too.
Villanova has another title and college basketball has its newest star.
A Benicia police community service officer was charged with one count of embezzlement for taking $3,000 from the city.
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein went to Silicon Valley to talk about the need to protect user data online.
